NDLS Communicator: Week of 07.24.23

The Latest News 2023 Notre Dame Religious Liberty Summit Protecting Religious Liberty in a Rapidly Evolving Society ND Law’s Exoneration Justice Clinic hosts two interns from Strathmore Law School in Kenya ND Law Dean G. Marcus Cole included on list of Indiana’s most influential leaders Bruce Huber was quoted in the Washington Post article, How a tree dispute between New Jersey neighbors took over the internet. Christian Burset wrote a blog post for Yale Journal on Regulation that compares the Major Questions Doctrine to 18th-century approaches to identifying the limits of executive authority. Paul Miller, along with Thilo Kuntz from Heinrich-Heine- University Düsseldorf, has written a new article, Introduction to Methodology in Private Law Theory: Between New Private Law and Rechtsdogmatik. Diane Desierto wrote, Development, Marine Biodiversity, and the Common Heritage of Mankind: The ISA’s Deep Seabed Mining Quandary and Complying with the High Seas BBNJ Convention, for EJIL Talk! In the Yale Journal on Regulation, Emily Bremer provides an overview of the Notre Dame Law Review\u27s symposium issue on the History of the Administrative Procedure Act and Judicial Review. Rick Garnett appeared on the Church Life Today podcast: 2023 SCOTUS: Religious Liberty and More, with Rick Garnett. The new issue of the American Journal of Jurisprudence, co-edited by Jeff Pojanowski, is now available. It is a symposium on Practical Reason and Private Law and features an article by John Finnis. John Meiser was quoted in the article, In its 30th year, Religious Freedom Restoration Act no longer enjoys near unanimous support. New faculty member Derek Muller was quoted in the Detroit News article, 16 false Trump electors face felony charges in Michigan. Francisco Urbina participated in the annual conference of the International Society for Public Law (ICON-S), in Wellington, New Zealand. The Notre Dame Law Review Reflection\u27s Special Issue on Unconstitutional Conditions and Religious Liberty is now available. Lloyd Mayer is one of the contributors. The Call for Papers for the 11th Law and Economics Conference in Lucerne, organized in collaboration with ND LAMB and the Center for Corporate Governance of the Harvard Law School, is now open. The conference topic is “Law and Economics of Corporate Governance: Shareholders, Stakeholders, and Beyond. Student News Last semester students studying in London traveled to Devon for a team-building retreat complete with orienteering, escape rooms, and a special guest lecture. Events Tuesday, August 1: Staff Appreciation Night at South Bend Cubs, 7 p.m. Around the Watercooler Brett Cavanaugh has joined the Law School as a legal fellow in the Religious Liberty Clinic. Brett will help oversee the RLI students\u27 transactional work on behalf of a wide variety of religious nonprofit organizations. Happy Birthday to Beth Ferretti